Investor & Entrepreneur Immigration
Visas and green cards built on investment and enterprise, with the business and tax structure designed alongside.
An investor or founder relocating to the United States has three intertwined problems: the immigration category, the business structure that qualifies for it, and the tax consequences of becoming a U.S. resident. Most firms address one. KPLAN Law Group addresses all three, with immigration counsel from Kristina S. Kim, Esq. and corporate and tax counsel from our founder, an attorney and CPA.
For nationals of treaty countries, including Korea, the E-2 treaty investor visa allows an individual to direct a business in which they have made a substantial investment. We form the entity, document the investment and its source of funds, prepare the business plan, and file the case. For those seeking permanent residence, the EB-5 immigrant investor program provides a path through a qualifying investment that creates U.S. jobs, whether in the investor's own enterprise or through a regional center.
Source-of-funds documentation and pre-arrival tax planning are where these cases are most often delayed or damaged. We start both early.
How we help
- E-2 treaty investor visas and E-2 renewals
- EB-5 direct and regional center investment cases
- Entity formation and capitalization to qualify for the chosen category
- Source-of-funds analysis and documentation
- Business plans and supporting evidence
- Pre-immigration tax planning for investors and their families